If you stop taking beta blockers abruptly after prolonged use it can cause rebound hypertension and arrhythmias. This is because the drug was blocking beta receptors in your body lowering your blood pressure. Your body has been increasing the number of receptors in your body because of this. If you stop you now have even more receptors for epinephrine to bind to. This will cause your blood pressure to increase drastically. For this reason you should taper the dose over 10 to 14 days.
If the condition you are taking the beta blocker is under control, (for example irregular heart rate or high Blood pressure) then yes it would be prudent to stop the beta blocker for < 1 day. Although -caine allergy is rare, and usually due to the preservative, there could be an outside chance that a systemic reaction could occur, with a patient's breathing being compromised. Asif Khan M.D. www.myallergycenter.com
You might try beta-blockers.
Calcium Channel blocker have a long half life in the body. They can stay in your system up to 12 days after you stop taking them.
This medicine should not be discontinued without checking with the prescribing physician. Some conditions may worsen when patients stop taking calcium channel blockers abruptly.
I was wondering what would happen when you stop taking plaquenil after trying it out for 3- 6 months.
i am going for surgury and am on suboxone. how long before surgury do i need to stop taking it if at all?
Your symptoms may come back if you stop omeorazole
If you stop taking Topamax, your symptoms that it is treating will come back. This medication is used to treat seizures and migraine headaches so if you stop taking it, those symptoms will come back.
Can one stop taking thyroid medicine, and go over to foods such as seaweed, fich oil, or other supplements?
You'll have a really bad seizure
The purpose of carb blockers is to stop your body from absorbing carbohydrates from foods. Carb blockers are used by people on diets trying to lose weight, as carbohydrates play a big role in weight.
If your question is "Is there a medication that slows your heart rate?" then the answer is yes. There are several, but some of the most common are beta blockers (atenolol), benzodiazepines (Xanax), sedatives, and barbiturates, just to name a few. Caution should be exercised. If you take too much of any of these drugs your heart rate could slow down too much and cause permanent damage or even stop and result in death.